Evgeny Alasheyevsky

From The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia
Evgeny Alasheyevsky in "Обозрение Tеатров" (Review of Theatres, 31 july 1907, p. 9)

Evgeny Aleksandrovich Alasheyevsky, born Kryzhin (Евгеній Александровичъ Алашеевский, born Крыжин) was a Russian stage actor who played Sherlock Holmes in 3 different plays in 1907 in Saint-Petersburg, Russia.

In 1907, his career was 18 years-long. He played in almost all major cities of Russia. He was an entrepreneur himself and director of some entreprises. He participated in trips with Ivanov-Kozelski, E. N. Gorevoy, Samoilov-Michurin and played best roles like Grozny, Neschastlivtsev, Arbenin, etc. In 1907, in the opinion of all the newspapers, he had a huge success playing Sherlock Holmes in "Eden" Theatre. [1]


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  1. "Обозрение Tеатров" (Review of Theatres, 31 july 1907, p. 9)

  • Acknowledgement: Alexander Orlov.